THE ESSENCE OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION AND ITS ROLE IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM (IN THE FIELD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)
Keywords:
professional speech, education system, artificial intelligence, communicative competence, terminological literacy, digital education.Abstract
This article examines the essence of professional speech, its scientific and practical significance in the education system, and its relevance to the field of artificial intelligence. Professional speech is interpreted as a specialist’s ability to express ideas clearly, logically, scientifically, and communicatively effectively within a specific professional field. The article analyzes the development of professional speech in the educational process, the improvement of terminological literacy, and the enhancement of students’ professional and communicative competence through the use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence tools. Special attention is paid to the culture of professional communication in the context of artificial intelligence, as well as the need to express, analyze, and apply information effectively in professional interaction.
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